Osoyoos: Difference between revisions

Line 25:

|wars=Oso-Roc War, Indo-Osoyoos War

|battles=The Battle of OsoTri, Operation Snoqualmie, East Osoyoos Conflict.

}}'''[[Osoyoos]]''' was a major city within the heartland of metropolitan [[Aurora:Cascadia|Cascadia]] in mid-to-late 2023 in what is now largely forested King County. The city bordered [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]] to the west and southwest, [[Vancouver]] to its west and northwest, [[Spokane Valley (Aurora)|Spokane Valley]] to its east, and [[Ephrata|Tri Cities]] to its southeast. At its peak, Osoyoos had an astonishing amount of tall skyscrapers as well as a stunning lake that holds a large amount of biodiversity. It also shared a large chunk of the Cascade Mountains with [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]] where both cities had a residential district. Additionally, Osoyoos owned five colony towns under its name. These towns are: Grande Furry, Baroque Works, [[Prythian]], [[Vernon|Vernon,]] and Ballstown, of which these various "colony towns" contributed to Osoyoos'''<nowiki/>'<nowiki/>''' growth as a economic powerhouse. Osoyoos was run by Mayor [[KARN4]], his co-mayor Flatvent_One, and their large group of highly trusted councilors. Osoyoos was the hub of the far-right [[Osoyoos (political faction)|Osoyoos political movement]] that played a substantial role in Cascadian politics in the latter half of 2023. It was abandoned and dissolved following the ~~Osoyoosan~~ Exodus.

}}'''[[Osoyoos]]''' was a major city within the heartland of metropolitan [[Aurora:Cascadia|Cascadia]] in mid-to-late 2023 in what is now largely forested King County. The city bordered [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]] to the west and southwest, [[Vancouver]] to its west and northwest, [[Spokane Valley (Aurora)|Spokane Valley]] to its east, and [[Ephrata|Tri Cities]] to its southeast. At its peak, Osoyoos had an astonishing amount of tall skyscrapers as well as a stunning lake that holds a large amount of biodiversity. It also shared a large chunk of the Cascade Mountains with [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]] where both cities had a residential district. Additionally, Osoyoos owned five colony towns under its name. These towns are: Grande Furry, Baroque Works, [[Prythian]], [[Vernon|Vernon,]] and Ballstown, of which these various "colony towns" contributed to Osoyoos'''<nowiki/>'<nowiki/>''' growth as a economic powerhouse. Osoyoos was run by Mayor [[KARN4]], his co-mayor Flatvent_One, and their large group of highly trusted councilors. Osoyoos was the hub of the far-right [[Osoyoos (political faction)|Osoyoos political movement]] that played a substantial role in Cascadian politics in the latter half of 2023. It was abandoned and dissolved following the Osoyan Exodus.

==History==

@@ Line 25: / Line 25: @@
 |wars=Oso-Roc War, Indo-Osoyoos War
 |battles=The Battle of OsoTri, Operation Snoqualmie, East Osoyoos Conflict.
-}}'''[[Osoyoos]]''' was a major city within the heartland of metropolitan [[Aurora:Cascadia|Cascadia]] in mid-to-late 2023 in what is now largely forested King County. The city bordered [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]] to the west and southwest, [[Vancouver]] to its west and northwest, [[Spokane Valley (Aurora)|Spokane Valley]] to its east, and [[Ephrata|Tri Cities]] to its southeast. At its peak, Osoyoos had an astonishing amount of tall skyscrapers as well as a stunning lake that holds a large amount of biodiversity. It also shared a large chunk of the Cascade Mountains with [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]] where both cities had a residential district. Additionally, Osoyoos owned five colony towns under its name. These towns are: Grande Furry, Baroque Works, [[Prythian]], [[Vernon|Vernon,]] and Ballstown, of which these various "colony towns" contributed to Osoyoos'''<nowiki/>'<nowiki/>''' growth as a economic powerhouse. Osoyoos was run by Mayor [[KARN4]], his co-mayor Flatvent_One, and their large group of highly trusted councilors. Osoyoos was the hub of the far-right [[Osoyoos (political faction)|Osoyoos political movement]] that played a substantial role in Cascadian politics in the latter half of 2023. It was abandoned and dissolved following the Osoyoosan Exodus.
+}}'''[[Osoyoos]]''' was a major city within the heartland of metropolitan [[Aurora:Cascadia|Cascadia]] in mid-to-late 2023 in what is now largely forested King County. The city bordered [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]] to the west and southwest, [[Vancouver]] to its west and northwest, [[Spokane Valley (Aurora)|Spokane Valley]] to its east, and [[Ephrata|Tri Cities]] to its southeast. At its peak, Osoyoos had an astonishing amount of tall skyscrapers as well as a stunning lake that holds a large amount of biodiversity. It also shared a large chunk of the Cascade Mountains with [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]] where both cities had a residential district. Additionally, Osoyoos owned five colony towns under its name. These towns are: Grande Furry, Baroque Works, [[Prythian]], [[Vernon|Vernon,]] and Ballstown, of which these various "colony towns" contributed to Osoyoos'''<nowiki/>'<nowiki/>''' growth as a economic powerhouse. Osoyoos was run by Mayor [[KARN4]], his co-mayor Flatvent_One, and their large group of highly trusted councilors. Osoyoos was the hub of the far-right [[Osoyoos (political faction)|Osoyoos political movement]] that played a substantial role in Cascadian politics in the latter half of 2023. It was abandoned and dissolved following the Osoyan Exodus.
 ==History==

Osoyoos: Difference between revisions

empresscorgo (talk | contribs)